[Meldrim]

Collins or Cain...just as long as RINO Johnny does not ascend to the throan. Georgia still has the primary runoff requirement, right?

[Pale Rider 3469]

I'm actually in Cain's district-- he's been running radio ads on the largest local station for MONTHS now. He had me at Hello.

[AuH2ORepublican]

"Georgia still has the primary runoff requirement, right?"

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Yup, if no one gets 50%+1 in the primary, there is a run-off between the top two finishers. I support Herman Cain wholeheartedly, and hope he becomes the next Senator from Georgia, but if Cain finishes third and the run-off is between the pro-abort Johnny Isakson and Congressman Mac Collins, I will support Collins just as strongly as I support Cain today.

The important thing to remember is that both Cain and Collins supporters should support their candidate without fear that splitting the conservative vote will lead to the election of a pro-abortion candidate like Isakson. The more conservatives that vote in the primary, the less likely it is that Isakson will get the 50%+1 he needs to avoid a run-off. After the first round is over, whichever of Collins or Cain finishes third should endorse the other in order to make sure that a true conservative receives the GOP nomination and goes on to victory in November. And if conservative turnout is so large in the first round that Isakson doesn't even make the run-off, then we can have Cain and Collins fight it out in the run-off for the right to be the GOP's standardbearer in November, with the people of Georgia assured of having a pro-life conservative as their next Senator.

GO, CAIN, GO!

[edeal]

I have nothing against Collins. Isuckson needs to lose, big time. Cain is such a high positive for the Republican party, Johnny boy should drop out. This election is not about him, it is about us!

How many more "moderates" do we need in congress?